My wife and I went to her first soccer game in Rome, and the offerings at the stadium food-wise…read moreare...not great. Combined with the insane crowds trying to get on buses and we decided to instead walk to a nearby neighborhood and catch a quick dinner there first. We found this location of the popular Italian chain here and decided to give it a try. There was a small line from people at the game but it moved quickly. Also noteworthy is there is no seating inside this location, but there are enough tables and stuff outside. Trapizzino is known mainly for bread pockets filled with various fillings. You need to pay attention because when they run out of one flavor, they'll replace it with an entirely different flavor. Same goes for their suppli (fried rice ball) varieties. All the varieties sounded delicious, but we went with their cacio e pepe suppli, chicken cacciatore trapizzini, and burrata/anchovy trapizzini. They're a bit tricky to eat since they aren't shy with filling up the bread and forks are nowhere to be found. But man, what a great concept. The food is fairly cheap but the flavors are so varied and such high quality that you forget you're basically eating chain street food. I wish I had more room for food so I could try things like their Ethiopian stew or meatball or whatever else could come out of that kitchen. My chicken one was juicy, herbal, and the right amount of saucy. My wife's burrata was rich, but not too much, and the salty punches of the anchovies helped cut through it. Whether this location or one of the others scattered around Rome, Trapizzino is a great place to refuel after all the walking you'd be doing.

Checked this place out bc one of my friends recommended it…read more All in all I thought it was ok. Pretty much Roman sandwiches stuffed with stuff and it's pretty flavorful. Also tried their fried rice balls. It was good but personally not amazingly good. A lot of locals go here so it's not bad food... I think it's a good place to grab a quick bite to eat. There's only like 3 small table/stools inside and most people just eat it on the go. I think my review might be a little biased Bc my friends and I walked 30-40min to eat here. And we struggled and got lost along the way as well. So when we finally found this place and got to eat here it wasn't as good as I expected it to be. I don't think I'll ever go out of my way to come eat here again. If you're in the area and want to grab something quick to eat that's pretty good this place is your place. But I don't recommend coming here out of your way....

This is now a new neighborhood favorite. Fresh ingredients and hand made in a wood fired oven…read more Service is courteous and pizza made fresh is delivered in no time at all. Will definitely be back.

From the owner: La pizza è tra le più grandi tradizioni del nostro Paese, noi della Pizzeria Tommasino manteniamo…read moreintatta questa tradizione, dalla scelta delle farine integrali macinate a pietra, quindi ricca di fibre vitamine sali minerali e crusca, alla sapiente lievitazione di almeno 48 ore, alla cottura nel nostro forno a legna. Le materie prime utilizzate sono di altissima qualità, i salumi ed i formaggi perlopiù DOP e IGP, le verdure solo di stagione, con attenzione sull'eccellenza gastronomica europea. Le fritture di soli prodotti artigianali fatti da noi sono in olio di arachide. Non cerchiamo equilibri di gusto pretenziosi e complicati, solo ingredienti semplici, ma nello stesso tempo pregiatissimi, perchè siamo convinti che la vera innovazione risiede nella tradizione...

My husband and I came here for dinner tonight on our first night in Italy. The menu offers a…read morevariety of appetizers, first and second courses, desserts, and beverages. We started with the house wine and sparkling water, both of which were great. We shared a piece of bruschette with tomato, which was super fresh and delicious. I ordered the cacio e pepe, one of the traditional dishes and it surpassed all of my expectations. My husband ordered the polenta with sausage, pork, and sauce and he fell in love with it as well. For dessert, we split a tiramisu. Service was prompt and friendly and they even offered menus in English. Highly recommended if you're in the area!

The food is amazing. My brood of seven had several dishes (various pastas and salads), and even a…read morelasagna. No one was disappointed at all. Service was quick, friendly, and exactly what you'd expect from a little neighborhood spot in Roma where the locals eat. I'm also fairly certain the the child locked to his phone, munching on a plate of pasta was the chef's son (which earn a extra points for the family friendly vibe). Worth the walk.

We wanted to try Italian pizza so we decided to come here. We ordered the Italian Doc pizza, Napoli…read morepizza, Lasagna, and tiramisu. My favorite was the lasagna and Italian doc pizza. It was so good. The Napoli pizza was okay but probably wouldn't order it next time. The tiramisu was so good. Definitely very different than what I'm used to. It was so creamy and thicker but it melts in your mouth. The reason why I took off one star was because of the service. The servers were so rude. They were very short when I asked them something about the menu. Besides that, food was tasty.

This is not pizza. It's heaven. Unbelievable. I want to go back to Rome just to have one more…read moreslice. And the people are so friendly and kind.

Yum! Lots of variety. Staff were very friendly and helpful. Great crusts and toppings. Very…read moreflavorful. Only negative was confusing seating outdoors as there are two outlets for pizza but only one with tables. So check which one you want first.

Wonderful small spot in Rome that served up a fabulous lunch for my family and I. It was about 13…read moreeuro a person to sample a whole lot of pizza. The chefs accommodated all the dietary restrictions in my group including a lactose allergy, and a vegetarian. The pizza was fresh and there was quite a variety. The aperol was good, espresso hit the spot and I just wish they had the tiramisu when we arrived but it wasn't made yet. Would be back for sure if I'm ever in Rome again. Thanks Pizza Zizza!

I discovered Pizza Zizza back in 2015 and I've been back many times over the years! It's…read moreconsistently good with their sampler option. This time we got to try the Suppli as well and those were so fresh and hot, it's a must have now as well! The space is small but they make room for you, service is attentive which can be rare in Rome! I would highly recommend!

Best pizzas ever. This pizzeria tucks in a neighbourhood away from the hustle bustle tourist areas…read more It's a gem. Fresh ingredients, great taste, friendly service. Just come and try it on your own. Highly recommended.

Friendly service. Great food. Reasonable prices too. Love this place. All the pasta and pizza are…read morefresh. They also have great desserts. I highly recommend it if you're in the area. Not a big and fancy place but very good.

Not bad. Very inexpensive pizza by the slice. Standing room only…read more There's a grocery store 0.1 mi north of here which looks like it has better, though more expensive, pizza. Might be worth checking out too if you're wandering around.

Very surprised not to find this place not reviewed yet. Less than 10 minute walk from the Waldorf…read moreAstoria. The locals seem to love the place and the owner, who speaks English, and was very friendly. I arrived at 11:00 am, they were already open, but the place was empty. It's small, but has 5 stools and narrow bar to eat at. As I sat and ate my Arancini' and slice of mushroom, sausage, and cheese "pizza", the place was very busy with people getting slices to take away. The prices are good and the quality fantastic. They had a case full of maybe 20 pizza varieties - nice thin breast crust with toppings on top. I opted for more of a sandwich style pizza with the toppings stuffed between 2 thinner crusts. Everything was just delicious, so much so, I got a mortadella, potatoe, and cheese slice to take back to the hotel for later!